A future where every child is free from polio.
Pakistan's polio programme exists to stop poliovirus transmission, reach every missed child and protect generations to come from lifelong paralysis.
For this generation and every generation after
Pakistan and Afghanistan remain the only two countries where wild poliovirus transmission has never been fully interrupted. As long as the virus circulates anywhere, children everywhere remain at risk.
A polio-free Pakistan where every child can grow without the threat of paralysis.
A future protected not only today, but for every generation that follows.
Interrupt transmission, vaccinate every missed child and ensure no child is affected by polio again.
We turn this commitment into action through vaccination, surveillance, data and community partnership.
Four pillars protect every child
Vaccination, surveillance, evidence and community partnership work together throughout the year.
Vaccination Campaigns
Surveillance and Detection
Data and Analysis
Community Trust
Finding the virus before it finds a child
The programme tracks poliovirus in people and in the environment. This allows teams to identify transmission quickly, focus vaccination where risk is highest and take timely action.
24/7 — Year-round vigilance across communities and environmental sites
Trust opens the door
Vaccination succeeds when families feel heard and supported. Community engagement is therefore central to ending polio in Pakistan.
Frontline teams listen respectfully, answer questions and work alongside local leaders so parents can make informed decisions that protect their children.
Every conversation builds confidence. Every dose strengthens protection.
Every child brings Pakistan closer to zero.
One programme. One country. One goal: zero polio.
Government leadership, frontline workers, partners and communities are working together so no child is ever paralysed by polio again.